Recruitment of 30 trainees; six-month course starts October 20

Successful hiring of previous graduates as researchers

Enhanced practical training with expanded hardware sessions

LIG Defense & Aerospace (LIG D&A) announced on September 16 that it will be recruiting trainees for the “LIG D&A The SSEN Embedded Software (SW) School 5th Class” in partnership with the Korea Radio Promotion Association.

LIG D&A The SSEN Embedded SW School 5th Class Poster. LIG D&A

LIG D&A The SSEN Embedded SW School 5th Class Poster. LIG D&A

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The number of trainees to be recruited is 30, and applications will be accepted until 9 a.m. on the 28th. The course will be held from October 20, 2026, to April 16, 2027, at the Korea Radio Promotion Association Gasan Digital Transformation (DX) Campus Center 1. This 5th class marks the final installment of the program.


This program is part of the Ministry of Employment and Labor’s “K-Digital Training” advanced industry and digital leading company academy track, designed to train embedded software developers needed in the defense industry.


LIG D&A has hired some graduates of Classes 1 to 3 as researchers. For this session, practical training has been strengthened by incorporating feedback from graduates currently working as researchers.


In particular, the course expands hands-on sessions for embedded hardware (HW) based on field-programmable gate arrays (FPGA), and also features special lectures in which previous graduates introduce their job experiences and the employment process. Graduates of the 5th class will also be given preferential treatment in the recruitment process should they apply to join LIG D&A.



A representative from LIG D&A said, “We have strengthened the practical focus of the 5th class curriculum by reflecting on the recruitment achievements of previous classes and the feedback of current graduates,” adding, “We will continue to secure embedded software talent capable of demonstrating their competencies in the field.”


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